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. • 1 \,;\ ( ,in of and Col e referred a -- . -- --,.. 4 kt k ,i 7Tl P: „ i Ni: s\vi,,,_ ; / 7 ' , ,/, " • \<, "%'• A sov f**—: 1.-- : , 7 141 - - -... -------2- 4 7 44' 1 4 1 , ...*---,..,-- ~,* Aft , . rtil\ ' -f-','-• 0 - 4---4 1 ‘l 6 €4,f 7 j, /7 4.- eI r 1--- -e-- 4 -' l ` -- • • .---;;; ; r e ,, qlpt. _ t ., : v_I IIRTI. 8024.] apPoi nt ; s sible th s it lent their ; this was p rO bible; a ny op' a corn' _ =/". 71 .1 „Y/4."'.'"41A (_; SATURDAY, MAY 23. 1818. [PRICE SEVENPENC r. the Tait TuE Nowrinum NTT CLU[%, LaiB. • M URTI - 1 ANNIVERSARY DINNER li t 143 Will be held at the CROWN and AN 411A I dllEttN in NORTH WICH, on THURSDAY the 4 111 ( . 4 1 : f 41NE next, instead of the 48th May instant, in tD~~tof b ee nf the absence of the Earl of Chester's Regi T 11444 "iesliire G ent l emen and Yeomanry Cavalry on Per -14 Service at Liverpool. • President —THOMAS BARKER, Esll• 17icerPresident Mr: SAMUEL HOLBROOK. OR D1N..1 I lONS. 0 1 , ere ign ha ID u og TO 13g SOLD BY PRIVATE dOTRACT, AN 'I'ATE within 50 of Loud-on, consisting of an extensive MANOR, well stocked with Game, a capital Mansiqn-house and Park, and suitable Out hiildings, and upWards of 3000 Acres of Arable, Meadow. Pasture, and Wood Land, chiefly itt one parish, and the ildrowson of a Vicarage of B.'ol. a-year. PUBLICATIQNS. At an Ordination held at Buckden, on 'Trinity Sunday, by the Lord Bishop of LANcoLN, the fol lowing Gentlemen 'wete ordained : LOW , WV I o f Coll° This Day were publishe4, Elegantly printed in Quarto, illustrated wi'l) Engravings anil Vignettes beautifully executed, price 41. 4s; boards, T - RAV4LSfrom VIENNA through LOWER HUNGARY; with suite Account of Vienna during the loogress. DEACONS. the pro' ha Viil l 11104010 For forilwr Particulars apply . to 'Mr. Woodgate, solicitor, Golden-square, tondon; where the Maps of iuust part of the Estates may be seen - . • • By RICI - lARD BRIGIIT, Printed fin• A rcliibald Constable And Co. Edinburgh; and ,onguntn, Hurst, Itet;s, Orate, and Brown, London. The Finn. G. Gordon, - M.A. of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. Mr. Kirby. B.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Mr. Latia, of Ent:ll;mile! College, '..amhridge- Mr. Driies, 13. A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge. :qr. Rolls, of Christ College, C'anjbridse. Mr. Bony(' B.A. of Edmond Hall, Oxford. Mr. Havtoa, B.A. of Queen', College, Oxford. Me . . OrJ, ILA of University College, Oxford. BARK and TIMBER, DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTER- SHIRE. METROPOLIS PAVING ACT. This Day were published, pike Is. 6d. sewed, fs. half-bound, or Qs. 041. bnnnd in Red, a New Edition of )d pas sej i't of g en o t o -morrr te 4 e-cooinot ec an d tiff lON. J AI info' U murder • • si Row" r i e It" e- 0 0' 30 y e 0 : . 08 ,1 ine e :01 0 lUlkt°4 •Aer, ro Fro° , e d leng' :Iv of toThit g by e -'" ft o-, he ivo' on fes- e ital.. to tr 6 pu cod' o fOr )er ' 11 1 r i s k 0 kni fe ict ecl° ~c 1 oat ll ' 0 f i d P l9ll 110 1 ; 'be d 5' esP re ' t o tar°s,ei pis f, 'c't STRWARDS. lartmel Demi Mr..;olm G;hson Ellsibn I Mr. Thos. (1 cutler. Treasurer—Nlr. William Banton. • By Order, GEORGE SAXON, Secretary. t \ 1' j:1 D., 41)-11111 .11,TIO.fFICE, May 8, 118 - CE is hereby givo' , text a Session of Oyes C, .4'l rerntiacr and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of -4,.::lmitteli on the Hig-h Seas, within the Jxr;.dietion of '4l 11::: 411 y of England,will be field at Justice Mal!, ix tic I t k:i .4 7: , /, 1,0) 1( 1 0112 on Friday, the 12th clay of June next, Clock in the Mornitcg. \,,..., j. -IF. CROKER. tttlloy , ti p AL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. bE j jX l lll3l . l' lON of the ROYAL ACA -4-''tvp--" ()ITN —Admission, frunt Eight o'Cluck atatogne, One HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. --- . - qt ----------....._., liQp • —. 7 . °ItPIIAti CORPO Y-LE-IRAT3-0 OIN. ST. JOHN'S WOOD, Til t 4 MAR , E. 'l ' l lon. and Right. Rev. Lord, Bishop of LONDON, ' 1 '4 , 6 President. 4 Q -..,; :i't P o n. L or d KENYON, Vice-President. li 1 -: • ` III tIILY GENERAL MEETING 0 . ! 't P I:4 l ' ' sn "F . 'e . for CLOTHING. MAINTAINING, 1.4.4t(111.\--t,,ATIN.c,r" POOR ORPHAN' , C . H itc l4 4 ,ol , l. )f EN ENG o . f I'.' I), ~'I ' , I N of the USTABLISHIt,D CHU at '3 4 t; l pltalit o.f , n . ,;4, D ia jppregiiie,, will he hidden ‘, P ' ' 4 - "IA 0% - ' - '• -- ;s - YERN, 'on FRIDAY' NEM i the kl.l4);4'ilt ye.. • N • ) 1 1 - 1 ' the 'Afternoon precisely, for the .4 41.'„ T1 - I ! ‘L y.4 )4 N I G c ( L :I-TILDREN INTO THE (..:1 - 10.0L, r Speeial Affairs. Ptr i4 ' l c t „ _. . -11‘- " e •r'h •also • the 'eristliog Half-Ye: lO Y Pli kt ..e L .... 1 )• siren , That .„„ 4 ,, „. n , ,iii take t,,, T t. 4 VA ,- Vi.V.171().; of the Clip l u v ti , h , 7 . 'lll' ' . N r l VY I • l -' ,f Jr'NE, at the -4.1)..0t Huuse, , 3 w ' • 1. 1 , •• .t , . i. ss. "Udl at T'velre ‘. , 10c.,. , , N - . B . NIOP.GAN, •iecretarY• J. , . :1 ' .,. en T IIIIR:A1)AY WEEK. the I.O . KTEI,IY I;;tql:irti."'ttne-es Drakeing, and -MARTIN and o.'-'verji•re , - 11,111111 ' Y re qt'est I ho se who have not nia4e, Om!. I:ityr . liriscs '4 - --M rill, .' . favourite ()dices, ~, .00.1.. N I I J LI., 4 4 ,t) xit , ~ r of their .. tliairTih , r9 h il-S'ritp:or, for Slimes of the 20:,(1 , o . :1. 0 1 , ) ,, ri fi z e e s s t . 5 e ,,, -, 1 5% : . `-'41..it.41i. twenty “f whicl, wit% 1,, 1,..% i . 4p 4 Loll th e - 40 Iti . NE._4l. and Co. 's H ouses . 'air r-." ' 1411 /' fortunate l in First Drawns, having sold . . I No- .25;1 the noted £.40,000 .141 7 4 c- ' 10,050 1h... ". 1 :(;Fiti " ' entitled to the last 4 Pipes of Wine. • —.. • iwzmln anti -CoContractors' Scheme, -R I . f a r ; ,....., A; t ibutina 107 CAPITAL ,TiliN !ed on the , B 4 sis o f --g-r- th e First. Half-hour; elti z 'A,No 4 , l ll "g Advent orets i. ht t 1 1:. ' 4th June, 'L'‘‘ NT I Y n THOUSAND POUND 444 .4. m ust he Drawn, besides the Chance of uthei CA- The 'Scheme contains '1 Prizes of 20,0001.1 4 Pri zes o f 3,0001 and 2,0001. I. 40 Prizes of 1,0001. and 5001.! 60 Prizes of 3001. and 2001.1 th,1,2 9 t; Prizes of 1001., 301. &c. &c. e . Th, ~.,!rsl 20 Prizes ill have 1,000 . nio .h r lii, Fi rst 500 Blanks will have 151.e.u. . L Ix )h- o ni w I i Prize above 1,0001. must be T 1 k.. 22 000 r 23 0500, or 4.40,000 ! ri t ,A'KE T , ' ' • ' . q..,, 4 1 , ,,, - - and StlAftES are selling by and Co. "AZ it.-tL EX 110Nr‘tis, at their very 4114 Office, No. 9_ Flt h,,,r7-'? L ondon - , (established upwards 0f 3 1 , 00 1 years), who 1, 1 1 p N4 reit 11l j 111 2FS CI "WFNTY THOUSAND POUNDS v a u , Yla t ;', / FI : -an d Ca pitals in former Lotte- X.? .otterie . ' Millions. ti t s amounting to .1 0 1 1 ' Last L = • • 4.1,' , 111i,, ottely Tickets ro, • to , $?1. and Sixteenths to I i.'N'l,ll','l.s• I llisl.utterylias N:7,111.. CAPITALS with 4,(M0 ''- 4. l'' -- 'ETg, ~eC't Vie• Price, at . piesent, is only 191. 10s. lel-et ' a nd 2-2 Siiiiiings-for a Sixt6enth. - • ;.'''-'-----------... 4\ 3 1 ,1 11 ,' T. SII EL p,R Ati's has temored from h e It 50 , STRAND, - to 100. -12, ADAM-sTnrET, li, "a, ~ and 'continues to -Wake every Article for which ,44 ) , r'lliiied reputation," viz. TRUSSES of- known supe Nh!'.t. t . ' ,7 e verY Lind of Rupture :. Instruments to remove or 4,011 i i -et Y Lim.l of Personal 'Distortion ; besides others,. It P(/I,sate th e - additional advantage of not being visible to t i ,!‘ 1 1 " I ''; these can only be had of him, in Adam-street. kj: r " ' f e i , e e s ' a l . Y to give this C:i'ution, as 'matt , Persons still in it,. ' 14. , hint •in the Strand and are deceived .by Persons t, r f . 4 4, lt n e :ut to imitate his Iliventiaas, of - Which , they bare, I N N s, ;) k iluwledge. His Treatises on the Cure . of Dis t„ ,lii,, t '''lle, ou DiStortions on the Lers and Feet, and Use ' hai •' to those who are aaieted with'Ruptures, - Scc. may "I Adam -street. 14 • . it ITISH PA IN . F . 'AIA N 3 FACTORV, - 14 1 , 111 'N: Queen-Sltuet, theapside. Loudon. pi:isi4lF,ritAßLE AND ANTICORROSIVE . PAINTS , tt lr, d.,reen per Cwt.. r)oi.. Black ' 'Per Cwt . ' 4 ' B "; I) kilt 0 1 : ** ............. 7Gs. White - hr4.llt Re d do ........ 11 2s. Yellow 36s• Tl:Rilt i .eti • ...... , ..... 30s. Sla'c laid Lead 43s. 4c4;tte ............ ais. 'Colours• •• • ) , P reh ••• • .......... 48s. Stone' 505, t i te6 n ,r,ed Oil to' thiwthent for use ss. per Gallon. N„, t slt 1, , ,, , i; i 5i. Coll Tar Brown 235: per Cwt.—CuMumo I Ss. eoq d ii : Lead pet , Cist. 50s. Turpentine per (gallon Gs du. 465. 1 1 Linseed Oil per Galluti 49s %„- LAMP OILS. t i:41,, Nm S D , l'er Gal. - Flu e r „•` T. "' Oil .. 9s. Od. Refined Oil for Seal - ". l 'S do ...... 7s. Gil. Patent Lamps J. ' O lt ........ •is. 9d. 1 Pale Whale Oil 4 s. , 0,. 'lvi . Ple i„ I - Common do is 'lst, titirk, ,i't).l:enetrable Paints are suited to all Out-door Wink . , lilted. Tidsome appearance and great earability are re tif:trve w he (;oal manys particularly the Refined, will Z I PS f ,"(I.._fm• Yel-; however much exposed to the Il lt J,lt o l . ..`"e Weather, aod is . a certain - cure fur Vermin and ,i i, h, st i,it gives a Coverii)g , nearlY equal in ,appearance to tti l !Ni„ t ' t ili,ts• The White: Lead, Turprietitte, Linseed Oil, th,:itp,,.C'S Colours, are of the best qualities. .The Lamp Nlj ti‘,,.ailanted genuine; .aol, from the manner in which 3 &c•ld , eir Ptlrified, will be f uuo d su p er i or t o those gene- Per Ga' ss. ed ,Nl,, GEORGE 12TVI s OS; and CO. 11:01IntI and the Trade V vantw , .,eou Terirm p € 4 .,"` ln tilv I s i v art i) 1 1 71 lb O s. " of Ihe Impenetrable —143 , and I Cwt. of Coal Tar, suld. By Order or he Right Honourable Win. Huskisson, Win. Dacres Mains, and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, Commis sioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Ile- Wtti LICS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Nit-. WHITE, At the Bear Inn, Newnham, on THURSDAY NEXT, be tween the hours of 1 . 2 and 2, in different Lots, TE BARK of 214 OAK TIA R BE. TREES, authorised by the Board of Treasury to be felled for the use of the Navv, in. York and Danby Walks, in Dean Fore,t, and of 73 Oak Timber Trees, authorised to be felled for Sale, in York Talky, in the said FOrest - Also sundry Lots of Fitt 'I'ItEES, and upwards of 100 Cords - of - UNDER-WOOD, lying in the Nockalls Wood, near Stanton. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of Edward Machen, Esq. Deputy Surveyor of Deati_Torest, Whitemead Park, near Lidney ; and of Mr. Dudgeon,- As sistant Deputy Surveyor, Ellwood Fann, near Coleford. The Keepers of York and Darthy Walks will slim the Bark, and Mr. Wm. Barnett, at the Headings, near Stanton, will show the Timber to such persons as shall be desirous of view ing the same. FRAUD PREVENTED. To Counteract the many attempts that are daly made to impocc on the unwary a Spurious Composition instead of therGENITTINE 13L CKING prepared by DAY and mARTEN, t:ley 'have adopted a new Label, in which. their Signature and Address !Whom, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they' trust an attention to this, and the difference or • the Type, ,which is unlike all Letter-press, will enable Purehase:s at once to.deteCt the Imposition. The KEALJAPAN BLACKING, made and-sold whole sale by . DAY and MARTIN, 97,-High Holborn, and re tailed by the . prilicipal Grocers, Druggists, .Booksellers, Iron .mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers, tke. in the United King dom, in Bottles at Gd 9d and les. Gd. cath. • MEDICINE. WANT'S REMEDY FoR Qour AND RHEUNIATTSM. SOU rER, tiirl'tolltieptv,. invite's the atten . lion of the Pubt.c to this ines,timahre Mtdieine ; singlu (Losier3r+f4ivitidi will.' in a few hours, relieve the most. of ( . I,ut and Itluannatism, -and will be .foupd very-suit,,iior - tes7thtise sohl under various dt signations, as Tinctures ? and .Sl;teilicsfOr Gout; inasmuch as its operation is 6*tuild, that it May In' siren to an [Want. _ Tlie:Puhliefhould he informed that the other medicines in , car: ni not the oi.eaveries of Ulf' who assiime to themseti.t , s That claim, hat iite'rirepared front old presetip tions of Mr. Want,—always deemed improper fur ruble - from their temporary effect, anti' ultimately danzerous i properties. • •- - Sold by John Smiler, 73, St. Paul's Church Yard, and mAy he had of IL. Chapman-, 442, Strand; FAwards Key)S 27, Ahlgate Without; 'GM, 35, Charing Cross; Gifford, 10-1, Strand; Hume, 108, Long Acre ; :!arrett, It, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square; Jayner, 75 New Bond Street; White 'and Co., 287, Strand; and of all Medicine Venders in Town and Country. KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. AMEDICINE which has htoml the test ror long series of years, and is well known for its peculiar etlicacy in removing the Green. Sickness, and other Obstruc tions attendant on the female Sex. The cases, proving that the afflicted, who have hitherto re e sorted to the use of it, ir-tre uniformly been _relieved in the most. sovereign manner, are voluminous, and staecified in the bills of directions. To guard the public against imposition, the name Kearsley is engraved on the st amp,- by the special pertniAitin of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they are not warranted to he genuine. Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harry . , Bookseller, .IE, Fleet-street ; - Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; Newbcry and Sans, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, opposite Ruud-street "; Evans and Son, Long lane, Smithfield ; and Johnstone, Greek-street; Soho. Madam, - -klaving for many months been afflicted with a violent pain in, my side, with dithcurtyof breath*, and me dical advice having failed, I was induced to try your excel lent Pills, from which I found immediate relief, and have continued perfectly well ever since. Believe nte,.dear Madam, - your's truly, Kew Green, April Qe, 1817. • M. E. E. Price-25..9,1:11er box, stamp included. • InsISEASES of the TEETH a►►d GUMS re- Aff -moved, and. the TOOTH ACHE cured, by ROW LAND'S :-USANA ExTRAur, or Abyssinian Specific, of wonderful Botanical Properties. • imme - diately relieves the most violent TOOII-I-ACELE, and by continual use prevents that disorder—cleanses the mouth, arid entirely eradicates all coniplaints ihat it is subject . to ; prevents Imllow Teeth giv ing pain, and prevents their further decay ; femOves the Tar tar from the Teeth : fastens those that are loose, renders the 't'eet'h inimitably white, and restores them to t4ieir Original • beauty; cleanses the Scurvy from the Gums, eradicates Gum &c. strengthens, braces, notl:es the 'Gams perfectly sound, and gives them a beautiful beahlry appearance. It is extt cutely refreshii►.; to tlleanouth after fevers. medicine. &c. • Imparts to the breath a hvautiful'fragraxce, cleanses Artificial Teeth, and prevent!, theif clial:gintr colour. The Proprietors warrant the Ingredient of this EXTRACT to be so'perfeetly innocent - arid het! from Acid, that a child may take it, and con tains those inestimable properties, that if constantly used, will render the. Teeth and Gums sound and beautiful, and free from pai❑ to the latest 'period of life. Its efficacious vir toes have been proved for years, and sanctioned by the opi nions of-most of the eminent Physicians of Great Britain, France, and Italy, and received the August Patronage of her Royal Highntssthe Duchess of York, and his Excellency the Duke del Infantado—Price 2s. fl., 4s. 6d., and 10s. 6d. per bottle, with Disserta:ion on the Teeth enclused- , -or the Powder at 2s. 9th per box. Also, ROW,LAND's M ACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. BOWLAND's ESSENCE of T yits, For changing Bud or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, Ike-. to Brown or Illack.--Prier. 45.. 7s. 3d. and Ms, 6,1. per bottle. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation,,by the sole Pro prietors, A. RUWEAND and SON, corner ot Kirby-street, the first turning on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, London. And by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Per fumers to In 4 Mairsty, Tichborne-street ; Mr. Smyth, 117, 'Gattie•and Pierce, 57, Iligge, 35, Overton, 47, 'Triter, New Bond-street; Bayley Mad Blew, Cockspur-street ; S. Berry, Perfome'r, 17, ',Johnston, Chemist, 15, Greek-street, Soho; Butler,.Cheinist, 4, 1. Iligge, Perfumer, 65, Cheapside, and 52, Park-street ; Newhery and Sons, 45, Edwards, Gli, tit. Paul's Chuteh yard ; Burgess, Holbarnshill Bareay ,and Se) 95, Fleet-mar Vet ; Low, 330, Strand ; RowniT,, 1414, Hat t on-vrilen ; Sutton and Co. Bow ; Bolton and Tut:, Royal Exchange ; and by all I%rftuuers and Medi eine. Venders in Town and Country. T A - • A I'AF,LES; for the Year ISIS; containing the General Taxes, and a Sapple meut, with the Acts of the Last Session relating to Ware -houks, Shops, &c. Bette& Clubs, Labourers' Wages, Saving Banks, Nary Agents, Prize-Money, Seamen's Allowance-, Innkeepers' Allowances, Game, Poaching, Asrests for Debt; and a copious Abstract of the Metropais Paving Act. Loutioh: Published by James Harper, 4G, Fled-street. ' • ANIM.YL CHEMISTRY. Just published, in Bvo. price ss. in boards; A VIEW of the PROGRESS and PRESENT sTATE of ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. • •By lONS JACOB BERZELWA, M. I). Professor of Medicine and Pharmacy, &c. &c. • Translated . from the S‘,edisb, • By GLNTAVUS BII.IIINNNIARK, D. D. Chaplain to the SWedish Legation at the Court of St. James's, Under the inspection of Dr. Young, and Mr. Allen. London : Printed for .1. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Cron-cotirt, Princes-btreet, Sohn. MACKLIN'S :BIBLE, - WITH ITS NUMEROUS AND SPLENDID .ENtiRAVINGS, RE-PUBLISHED ON AN IMPROVED YET FAR LESS EXPENSIVE PLAN. r ir tns New and . Snperior Edition of tbe HOLY IL SCRIPTURES, di , (4icAted, by permission, to his Royal llighnesc 'the Prince Regent, and now including a Preface and Historical Accounts of the several Books, written 'ex pressly fur this Edition, - By - the'Rev. EDWARD. NARES, D.D. Rector Biddenden, Kent, and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, will shortly be published, with a view to render the elegant Arts of Painting and Engraving subservient to the advance ment of the great interests of Christianity, .and the gratifi cation of taste conducive to the improvement of Piety—the Nock is also undertaken upon a scale of sufficient importance to command the attention of young Person's ifi`, the higher Classes of Society, yet with every possible care to avoid un necessaryexpence. - • IVork will be fiublished ih Twelve Parts, price Two {ittineas each. The First Part to be ,rought forward on the Ist June, ISIS, and the remaining Parts to regultly on the first day of rack siteceeding Month. • . Printed for T. Cadell and W. Dayies,•.titrand:l F. C. ;and J. ltivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Ilatchard, Book seller to the Queen, Piccadilly; and L. B. Seeley, Fleet streei ; of whom - a more detailed Prospectus of the Work May be bad. • - . . LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. „ His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President. u an uoN—M r. Kierna it,!em. of the Royal College, London. GoinuNotts—Eal of Egrei.out, E.. 1 01 Lear Cot. • J. Barry, M.P. John Liaiiiiche, M. P. 9 -1 11 E Royal and Noble Patrons - ot• the abtive I INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treat-ment of VE NEREA L CONMAIbrP-4, an.. th e i r 4sm igerons consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted front it, se lected Mr;KIERNAN as its Sur t teon; (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief •ato -tention to those diseases. It is the misfOrtune of Patients under such complaints, to be too often the dupts of illite rate Pretenders, who practise on the credulity by imposin . g titles and specious pro Mises. ligmanst this class (of late! so numeromis and.daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of,his official duty to caution time Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published in Pebt nary 1810, as the only sure vide; and that no assertion of Persons assuming such Litios s ,.and publicly advertising them, „without being - sane. Coned by this List, are to he credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the most Aangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affect ions of the Germ ative Organs, haVe been here radically and successfully treated; facts which require no bachneyed testimony of atliiavits to,prove, but the most re spectable Medical evidence. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Shies, at his house, -21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country -tre to be addressed, and the necessary Advice. and Medicine . be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom, Just pulitished, !price 4S. Second Edition, Practical Ob servations on the alleve Diseases,•by F. Kiernan, and may be had at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. , -20, Patercoster-tosv, and No. le, Crown-court, Solte. "To sore is to - gain."—Those persons ho may be disposed to adventure in the present Lottery, Will do well to recollect, that so great. was the demand la fhe'last LOtiery, that the Price of IVhole Tickets ruse 'from 191. 103. to 3GI , mak iug Sixteenths 21, which were at first.hut . l /. 7s. T. litsti therefore invites his friends to an early pnrchist at his. fortunate Offices in town, or front his AL:ents in the Country, who are now supplied with 'rickets and Shares in a great variety of num. hers.—The Lottery will commence drawing, on the King's Birth Day, and contains 107 Capital Prizes, including 3 of 20,000.—F0r the splendid list of Capitals sold by T. Iftsti in the Lottery just,Ainished, he ref,rs his' friends to a printed she-et of particulars, which may be had gratis at.his Offices, or froin hiS Agents, but %%lad) is too long for insertion in a newspaper. We are authorized to state, that since the Me dical Board has been established at Chailotte- House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev Rowland Hill's Chapel, and Woodstock-street, adjoining New Bond-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have been re stored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for yearS under the most painful and ob-: stinate diseases, were pronounced incurable , by respectable pTactitioners, and several discharged front Hospitals—Stich is the.elfects resulting trout combined talents Niessrs. CooPss and Co., of Medical and Sur-. gical celebrity, after forty yeas experience in this etropolk, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at .night, ausl the poor have advice., gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn lugs, until twelve o'clock. Patients at a distance, describing their case, immediately attended to.—All letters to be direct ed at Charlotte HOuse, Blaclfriars-roasl, but none are_ answered ,which do aut contain a cons,ult lug fee. PRIESTS. Mr. Ingle, M.A. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Catubridge. Mr. Eliot, B.A. of Trinity Hall, Cnnbridge. 'Mr. Clifton, B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Mr. Parry, B A. of St. John's College, Cagibridge. Mr. laird. Mr. Bright, B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Mr Fell, B A. of Trinity College, C a nitiridze. Mr. Grey, B.A. of Qneett's College, Cambridge. Mr. Bradley, B.A. of,Edwuuti Hall, Oxford. Mr. Petrison. At at Ordination held in Quebec Chapel, Mary. .by the Bishop if SALissuai, on Triui , y Sunday, th.: 39 following persons were admitttd into Holy Orders:— DEACONS. Henry G. Keene, M.A. Fellow of .Sidney Sussex College, f;atubriclge. (From the Bishop of Ely.) W. Robinson Gilby, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cam- bridge. John Eagles, M.A. of Wadham College, Oxon. 11. Wyliell, B.A. of Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge. . Samuel Clark; B.A. of Exeter .o)liege, Oxon. (The four preceding from the Bishop of Bristol.) C. ,Forward, B. A. of M'adham'College, Oxon. G. T. Smith, B. A. of Ba{hot College, Oxen. Nicholas Every, .11. A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge. (The three preceding - from the Bishop of Exeter.) Richard Cutler, M. A. of Exeter College, Oxen. {From the Bishop of Bath and Wells.) Frederic Vane, B. A. of Qtieen's College, Oxon. (From the Bishop of Peterborough.) . C. Turner, B. A. of Sidney . Sussex College Cambridge. • H. B. e;reene, B. A. of Corpu. Christi Coliege,-Cambridge." W. S. Halliday, M. A. of Exeter College, Oxon. - Wilson Beckett, B: A. of TrinitT College, Cambridge. JOhn ‘Vynoe, B. A. Queen's College, Cambridge. (l'he five preceding from the litshOp of " Winchester.) Charles Whately, B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. G. W. 1"). Evans, B. A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Lancelot Bellas, B. A. of Queen's College, Oxford. (The three . preceding from the Archbishop of Canterbury.) Thomas Stephen . Nudges, 11. A. • G. T.1tu41 , 1, B. A. of. St. John's College, Cambridge. J. Hopkins Bradney, B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. (The three preceding .from the Bishop of Chichester.) Cornelius Copier, B. A. of Nlagdalen Hall, Oxford. (From the Bishop of Worcester.) PitleSTS. James Shallcross, Student of Trinity College, Cambridge. Henry Bellairs, Oxford. IVilliam Robinson, B.A. MagdAlen-hall, Oxford. W. Holt Brant, Student of St. Alban-hall, Oxford. ,Williato Garter, M.A. Exeter College, Oxford. Nathaniel Stritsh. Literate. (From the Treasurer (.f the Cathedral Church of Sarum.). William Wills, B A. ,of Wadham College, Oxon. T. S. Gusset, Nt.A.'Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. W. Clark, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.• Richard Cox, B.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. (The four preceding trout the Bishop of Bristol.), James.Ayres. Literate. Williain Geary; a literate person. • (From the Bishop of Norwich.) W. G. Broughton, B.A• of PiUnbroke-hall, Cambridge. • Saltine' Sutt.tt, late of St. Alban-hall, Oxon.' ( two preceding front the Bishop of Winchester.) Edward lleawood, B.A. of Christ Chnrch, Oxford. • (Front the Bishop of Rochester.) Wm. Henry Quiche, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge. • (From the Bishop of Bath and Wells.) George Shiner, M.A. Christ. Church, Oxford. (Front the Bishop of Chichester.) . At an Ordination held by the Bishop of Lon don., in the Chapel within the 'Episcopal Palace at Fullam, the la following persons were admitted into holy Orders : DEACONS. Jahn H. Pinder, T. A. of Caius Collyge Canablidge. Raper Milner. of Peathrolie Colhge, o;ford. . E. G. A. becls-with, 8. - A. Nlagadalen College, Oxford. • J. Arldison Carr, 13. A. St. John's College, Cambridge. B. A. of Christ College, Cisuihridge. Stainsby. Literate. . ;John Cross. 'Literate. • Richard Hill. Literate. • B. E. Johnson, B. A.: of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Edward Irven. Literate. kThe two preceding from the Bishop of Chester.) PRIESTS. .• R. B. Greenlaw, 11 A. of Wadharn College,Dxford. George ltd. B. of Caius College, Cmulaidge. Charles Bloxham. Ed wa i ril Fei tile. Literate. Anthony Allett Isaacson, Worcester College, Oxon. (From the Bishop of.Landatl.) On Sotal last the Lord 'Bishop of Oxford held a ce►►e►al Ordination in the Cathedral at Christ Church, whets the following . persons %%we ordaioed DEACONS. Francis Mills, M.A. Fellow of Merton College. C: 11. A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, and Curate . . of Broughton. Francis Dernainbray, M.A. Fellow of Pensbrolte College. Hugh Williams, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College. Win. Peres Davit s, B.A. Scholar of - Worcester College. John Hughes,. M.A. Scholar of Jesus College.: Jahn Tocher, M.A. •Scholar of C. C. G,• • George :lames Cornish, 'M A. Scholar of C. C. C. Henry. Shrub!), M.A. Scholar of C. C. C. David Daniel, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College. Walter Hayiie. , Bury, B.A. Fellow of St. .limn's College. Charles Hem) Wat.hng, Scholar of Jesus College. William Dalby, M. A.Fdlow of Exeter College. Charles Thos. Lotigley, M.A. St udent_of Christ Church. Rowland llelme Cooper, B A. of St. Eduiuml Hall, Curate of Brize-Norton and Black Bourton. FRI ESTS. G. Thomas, B.A. of St. Alban Hall,'Cltrate Chinnor. William Mills, M. A. Deloy of M-igdaten Thomas (4ratit ham, M.A. Fe:low of Magdalen college. Z. H. Biddulph, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College. Bliss, LL.UI. Fellow of St. John's Colle;:e. Charles Williatn . moelier. 13. A. Fellow of St. John's College. Edward Nleredith, M.A. Chaplain of Christ Church. • G. Cleobary, M.A. Scholar` of Pembroke College.' James Charles Stafford, NI.A. Dewy of Mag-dalen College. • , Charles A..o;4llrie, M. A. Fellow of Balliol College. W. Huntley, B.A. Fellow of All Souls' College. PtieharAl LowntleFe, Curate of Crowell. Alexander Nicoll, M.A. Curate of St. Martin's.- - Air. T. Hastings, bricklAyer, of Watton, Nnr. folk, has uow living together in the same cage a sparrow and asp army hAnk. The sparrow was put in for toot!, but the hawk spared his life, awi seems to be pat ticularly attached to him,